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Here's a few simple steps to create this realistic glass effect pattern. First start a new document. I started with a preset of 343 x 275. Next set the Foreground color to #BDE6F3 & Background color to #000000 (Black)...
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Here is a few simple steps to create nice Bump Map Textures utilizing Blending Modes. First create a Custom Preset document of your choice. I used 400x400. Then, create a new Fill Layer by selecting it's icon on the bottom of Layers Palette , and from the context menu list...
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Here's a few simple steps to create this realistic cracked stone texture. First start a new document. I started with a preset of 254 x 260. Next set the Foreground color to #BDE6F3 & Background color to #000000 (Black)...
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Here's a few simple steps to simulate ocean or water texture using Photoshop CS 'Fibers' filter. First, start a new document, I used an equal size preset of 450x450. Create a new empty Layer (Shift + Ctrl + N (Mac: Shift + Command + N), just above the default document background Layer...
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1. Here's simple 'Texture/Pattern' affect to make your photos look like a puzzle.
2. Here's the original photo of graffiti art on a wall I found in my neighborhood. Note make sure to backup the original(Duplicate).
3. Start by going to the 'Filter/Texture/Texturizer...' option...
1. First I'll start it off with a single basic Ellipse shape for the basis of the background pattern. Now select the Ellipse Shape tool on the toolbar and draw in the shape as i have captured in step #3.
2. This is the Basic Shape. Preferred size entirely up to you...
1. First I'll start it off with a single basic 'Line Shape' for the basis of the background pattern. Now select the 'Line Shape' tool on the toolbar and draw in the shape as I have captured in step #3.
2. This is the Basic Shape. Preferred size entirely up to you...
1. To begin this Pattern tutorial, select the 'Polygon Tool' from the toolbar as I have captured. Select the 'D' key on your keyboard to set the foreground color to black.
2. Once you've selected the 'Polygon Tool', notice the new Polygon Options available up on the 'Options Bar'...
Ever used the wood texture in Adobe Photoshop? It gives you a wood texture, but it looks like it's straight from the sawmill. If you want a wood texture with a deep, polished, antique effect, follow this tutorial.
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1. Make a new document, size 8pixel by 8pixel. 2. Next, Zoom in all the way (to 1600%). Choose the pencil tool set to 1 pixel, color black. Then fill in the first row and first column. 3. Go to Select -> All. Then go to Edit -> Define Pattern to set it as a pattern. Name it "Gridlines...
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